. The central idea of the course is undeniably
vital at the present time, and the book is now issued in the hope that
it may be of some help in the period of "reconstruction."

D. H. S. CRANAGE,
Secretary of the Cambridge University
Local Lectures.
_November 1918._

CONTENTS

UNITY BETWEEN CHRISTIAN DENOMINATIONS

I. A GENERAL VIEW PAGE 1

By the Reverend V. H. Stanton, D.D.,
Fellow of Trinity College, Regius Professor
of Divinity.

II. THE CHURCH IN THE FURNACE 25

By the Reverend Eric Milner-White, M.A.,
D.S.O., Fellow and Dean of King's College,
late Chaplain to the Forces.

III. THE PROBLEM OF THE ENGLISH FREE CHURCHES 51

By the Reverend W. B. Selbie, M.A. (Oxford
and Cambridge), Hon. D.D. (Glasgow), Principal
of Mansfield College, Oxford.

IV. THE SCOTTISH PROBLEM 72

By the Very Reverend James Cooper, D.D.
(Aberdeen), Hon. Litt.D. (Dublin), Hon.
D.C.L. (Durham), V.D., Professor of Ecclesiastical
History in the University of Glasgow,
ex-Moderator of the Church of Scotland.

UNITY BETWEEN CLASSES

I. By the Right Reverend F. T. Woods, D.D.,
Trinity College, Lord Bishop of Peterborough 89

II. By the Right Honourable J. R. Clynes, M.P.,
Minister of Food 115

UNITY IN THE EMPIRE

By F. J. Chamberlain, C.B.E., Assistant
General Secretary of the Young Men's Christian
Association 137

UNITY BETWEEN NATIONS

By the Reverend J. H. B. Masterman, M.A.,
St John's College, Rector of St Mary-le-Bow
Church, Canon of Coventry, late Professor of
History in the University of Birmingham 151

UNITY BETWEEN CHRISTIAN DENOMINATIONS

I. A GENERAL VIEW

By the Rev. V. H. STANTON, D.D.

The governing idea of this early morning course, which at the present as
at former Summer Meetings is devoted to a subject connected with
religious belief, is this year the power that Christianity has, or is
fitted to have, to unite Christian denominations with one another, and
also to unite races and nations, and different portions of that
commonwealth of nations which we call the British Empire, and different
classes within our own nation. A moment's reflection will shew that the
question of u